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English: The tidal banks of the River Thames, produced by the traditional process of "inning" (marsh enclosure). Specimen map of the south bank between Woolwich and Erith. The inland pattern is constituted by old river walls and cross-walls. |
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| Source | Spurrell, F.C.J. (September 1885). "Early Sites and Embankments on the Margins of the Thames Estuary" (PDF). The Archaeological Journal: 269–303 |
| Author | Flaxman Spurrell (1842-1915) |
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